September 11 ... the world, dumbfounded with horror, watched a new era begin, a time of red-hot religious anger ... this modern holy war differed from ungodly genocide and devastating fights from past centuries. Those were ideological, this one is theological, on both sides ... religious anger does not know any mitigating circumstances ... all must be killed, because they cannot be convinced ...
Humankind dances to the rhythm of sin. Their range opens with pride, followed by greed and avarice, uncleanness or the desire to use, anger or vengeance, jealousy or envy, laziness or spiritual sluggishness. They are our good friends, so close that they will not attract attention at the masked ball of our time. They do not stand out because they have gained a universal dimension ...